Ordered take-away after a long touristy day. Everything was delicious! All the veggie dishes were…read moretop notch, the curries are tasty.

It was our last night in Edinburgh and were craving Thai food! I perused through different ones on…read moreYelp and the pictures from this place looked delicious! They did not disappoint! All the staff were friendly and attentive. The food was amazing!!! Everything we got was a better version of what we've had back home.

We tried Thai Orchid on the first day of our visit to Edinburgh and it did not disappoint! The food…read morewas delicious, ambiance was nice, and server was helpful! I especially enjoyed the yellow curry! They have lunch specials so check out their website for deals!

Service was pretty decent. Had pad se ew. Small portion and…read morewas almost like plain pasta. No seasoning. What was unusual here is their pad Thai comes with no meat. After asking for chicken server asks confirms they can do for an extra pound charge. Seems reasonable just expected meat with pad se ew. Chicken was dry. Appetizer of chicken skewers was ok best part was the pretty presentation

Outstanding food - probably one of the best Thai meals I have had in Edinburgh, hence the 5 stars…read more The restaurant is located in Old Town, in one of the closes just off Cockburn Street. Given the location, it's a bit of a hidden gem but definitely worth the visit if you're after some tasty Thai food. They have a good selection of starters, main courses and chef's specials. Also some fusion type dishes are featured, e.g. Khua Khun Mae Special in the starters section, which is traditional Scottish haggis with Thai style seasoning. Sounds interesting, but I went for the deep fried king prawns with Thai beer batter served with a homemade mango sweet sauce. They were lovely - three large morsels with a tasty dipping sauce which wasn't too sweet. For main course I had a duck stir fry. Again, absolutely delicious - tender and very tasty duck with vegetables. Note that they do ask you how hot you would like your food. The waitress was very friendly and polite.

I went here for dinner with my family.. i like their chicken satay. The tom yum was okay..the red…read moreand panang curry is good.. CONCLUSION = RECOMMENDED!!

Absolutely delicious. Busy place but take out was available. I went multiple times on my quick…read moretrip. It came recommended from a friend and I would recommend it to all

Great service - Was a busy Saturday night, but the host (who was also the server) was able to get…read moreme seated within 5-10 minutes. Fun and cute space, good for university students or a casual first date. Good was good - large portion size. The Pad Thai didn't have the classic strong peanut butter flavor... If it had, would have been 5 stars! Despite missing that flavoring, still a solid dish, with lots of texture and flavor.

Lovely restaurant with interesting decor. Good service. Beautifully prepared food. We particularly…read moreliked the Holy Basil with tofu.

Best green curry I've had outside of Thailand. Our second meal after a transatlantic flight from…read morethe states, I wanted Tom Yum soup for the spicy broth to kill off any bugs I may have picked up in the flight. Then my boyfriend and I ordered green curry and drunken noodles. The green curry was mind blowing delicious, so much that the noodles ended up in a leftovers bag while we consumed every last drop of the curry. It's next door to a hopping little locals bar next to a major theater

So good!! We're…read morevisiting from the States and stopped in on a whim -- honestly one of the best Thai meals we've ever had. The service was amazing, everyone was so friendly and welcoming, and the food came out fast and fresh. Everything we ordered was packed with flavor and tasted super authentic. You can tell they really care about what they're serving. The place has such a cozy vibe too. If you're in Edinburgh and craving Thai food, definitely add this spot to your list. We were so impressed and would 100% come back next time we're in town!

Excellent food and excellent service just outside of the Royal Mile located on the Stockbridge…read moreneighborhood.

I was in the mood for Thai food and stopped in for dinner with my family. The Indian food may be…read moredelicious, but if you are after Thai (especially rice noodle dishes), look elsewhere. My interactions with the wait staff were not good. May have been a cultural thing.

This is a stunning restaurant in Leith that is well worth the taxi ride to experience amazing food…read more Although it is difficult to find a restaurant that offers multiple cuisines that does them well, our choice of Thai cuisine was wonderful. I wish I had found this gem sooner in my stay so I could try their Indian menu. This restaurant is not on a stretch of restaurant lined street, but go make the visit. You will not be disappointed.

The pad Thai was delicious and the Thai iced tea is the best I've ever had! We had a lovely server…read moreand the music playing was such a vibe. Definitely a must go when in Edinburgh!

What a surprise , who knew we can find one of the best Thai food we ever had outside of Thailand…read more MASSAMAN PORK BELLIES and SEABASS MAEKLONG were our favorites. Funky interior with black paint on all 4 walls. We didn't even mind they have no hot drinks and no dessert.

This place has newly opened on Broughton street and is the sister restaurant of The Port of Siam in…read moreNewhaven. For those familiar with original place, you'll know the food is top notch quality and yummy! They've also opened up an adjoining bar called The Bangkok bar which serves Thai street food. V handy if you're down that end of town for drinks and fancy a tasty small bite alternative. Sometimes Thai food just hits the boozing spot like nothing else!! I've not tried the cocktails but I'm assured by a friend they're worth a trip. I tried the main restaurant on Saturday night as part of a big group celebrating a friends birthday. They were more than happy to accommodate large groups, balloons and birthday cake. Nothing was an issue at all. Wine wasn't overpriced. Instead of my normal go-to Thai options I mixed it up a bit with a starter of Marinated quail and a main of Osso Bucco Massaman. The quail was delish! Crispy, salty, tasty. I would have sucked the bones dry if I wasn't trying to be a lady in front of the group! Ha ha. A really nice alternative to chicken. I'm not sure i was entirely sold on the main though which is probably my aversion to hunks of meat and bone, not a reflection of the quality of the dish. The meat was slow cooked and tender, but I was put off a bit with the sliced bit of bone marrow in the centre. I guess I'm not an Osso Bucco kinda gal really. Its definitely in a "man food" category. The sauce was amaaaaazing though! I had a few spoons waved my way for a taste. This place is well worth a visit!!!

My lovely boyfriend to me to dinner here in December for my birthday and it was amazing!…read more For years I had been meaning to go to Port of Siam in Newhaven but just never got around to it. So now there is one on Broughton Road that is much more convenient. The food is just divine. The portions are pretty big and worth every penny. It is all beautifully presented and full of flavour authentic Thai food. I tried their seafood dumpling green curry and it was huge but so tasty. The attached Bangkok Bar is also lovely. They have a delicious cocktail menu and are always keen to make bespoke cocktails depending on what you like. I can't wait to go back!